Bill to amend Wagner Act targetting closed shop stance
Senate to consider a labor bill prepared by Senator McCarthy to modify the Wagner Act. It would remove union and closed shop from bargaining and let employees decide by majority vote, allow employer input on labor questions, and address portal pay claims amid looming fiscal scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy
R- Wis
Portal
Corritioo
Karbon
Toadiage
Chora Whey
Wis
Hia Senate
Judiciacy
Coomzitiae
Hmcinda oRtuving
Gartehing
GOP Pal
Republica
Boftraan
Remob
House
W Bool
Hosit
Wesivas
Foncex
Gurney
R-Sd
Congressonal Reorganization Act
Nvatad
Alkan
R- Vt
Bert Althouge
Veterac
Tabor
RNY
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Brieker
Ohio
Brassional Atorale
Bernard
Byruch
Truman
Ateanie
Domtrol coennLsaior
David B. Lilienthal
Develo Damocratie
Congress
Expansion Of Hospital is Approved For Valley Community
The board approved expanding FHol ston Valley Community Hospital to raise capacity from 160 to 290 beds. The plan, under study, aims to add two types of beds and seek aid from sources, with Blue Cross funding under scrutiny as dues may rise. Hospital events noted 14 patients present Wednesday and 352 births since January.
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Fhol
Aovern
Cintadlag Bh
Addo
George Burgler
Blue Cross
Bartha WY
Shanay
Anyonn
White
Mr. White
Goalaton Valley Community Hospital
Bristol
Knoxville
Johnson City
Aogn
Crack-Down Bear On Jap Laborers Reported
A report from Japanese sources claims a harsh government crackdown on leftist labor, threatening drastic action to halt a major strike. Brig. Gen. William Marquet and Theodore Cohen reportedly declined to comment on the alleged measures. Washington reports note uncertainty over Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan’s dual role and health.
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Fokso
Headanimars
Deeiaive
Todey
Atelle
Febr
Fetr
Feaders
Ntl Satie
Uty
Aay
Bat
Windle
William Marquet
Econorate
Théodore Cohen
Washington
Robert E. Hannegum
Democratic Nations
Truman
Asket Ramagyan
Roth
Eid Missourian
Oreagurc
Parley On Steel Wages Postponed
Representatives from the ES and United Steelworkers CIO met to negotiate wages with Big Steel. The talks paused until Monday at 10 15 am EST. CIO leader Murray and Steelworker president Moutray announced the postponement and planned a further union meeting to release a statement after discussions.
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Stwél Cocp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Ami
Paulip
Murray
Ant Steelworker
Umiem
Moutray
Steelworkers
May Denies Fraud Charge Garsson Brothers Plead Innocent
May Denies fraud charge against Garsson Brothers as proceedings continue with a March 19 hearing. Bristol judge oversees juror selection amid multiple defendants charged with offenses. trial expected to dominate Friday session.
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May
Garsson Brothers
Bank Chief Reshuffle Follows Smith Death and World Bank Moves
News reports indicate the World Bank head vacancy follows the death of Harold D. Smith and a prospective leadership shakeup. Directors elected a new president as discussions consider an executive vice presidency to centralize policy control during Reconstruction and Development talks. In Washington, former House Military Committee chair Andrew J. Meyer faces separate charges of conspiring to defraud in a case involving Bigastine munitions contracts.
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Harold’ D. Smith
Taiier
Mreffack
Stalth
Tensgemein
Washington
Andrew J. Mey
The
Horse Military Committee
Av Tme Garesen Brothers
Wit
A Ameena
GOP Men Better Looking Than Democrats Comment Sparks Debate
A political jab erupts as Senator Tatt jokes that Republican colleagues look better than Democrats. The remark provokes replies from Benatar and DeArisy, framing the exchange as a partisan snub amid ongoing congressional debate.
Marshall To Act Fast In Braden Messersmith Feud
President Truman said he and Secretary Marshall discussed the Braden Messersmith dispute with Argentina and urged a resolution. The White House moves to reorganize the State Department as John Pourafoy was named acting assistant secretary for administration after Byrnes resignation.
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Marshall
Wawblagton
Ae— Pie
M Weols
Spruille
Braden
Ambesiagor
George Masuetsmith
Epar
Aimcricwyls
Argentina
Murdhall
Chiat
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Washington
Gradan
Unites States
Messerumiti
Marshal
Swith
Truman
China
America
Germany
Palestine
State Department
Beennou
John B. Pourifoyi
Stete
Den‘die Ryaselt
For. Yriex
Byrmes
Department
Kingsport Jaycees Honor Fritz as Outstanding Man
Fritz receives the Kingsport Jaycees first annual Distinguished Service Award at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. Civic leaders praise his unselfish civic and scouting work. his wife Mrs. Fritz attended with a corsage. Fritz, a Schillington native and father of two, has led the local Jaycees and served as Towne Glee Club president.
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Jim Welch
Chamber of Commerce
Jayceenivard
Igak
Tet Fe
Mvita
We -Goetsch
Gimerel
Stile Mountain Horsery DG
Proto
RTE
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Kingsport
Jhutier
Casamerae
Simoky Mountain Hosiery
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Wits
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Bervica
Corrmexeo
Jing Welch
Minkapor
Nina
Sumer Chamber of Commerce
Welch
Sword
Welsh
Givis
Pritz
Ikiat Degerved Racognition
Ated Chet
Fritz
Schillington
Ted Brits
Heli
Sitaypart
Glee Jayeers
OPA urged to modify rents for hardship cases
Washington reports that OPA Director Pleming advised regional offices to follow President Truman’s stand against nationwide rent controls while stressing flexibility for hardship cases. He noted no decision to liberalize rents and said guidance aims to resolve doubts about existing caps without triggering broad increases.
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OPA
Washington
Todas Ike
Truman
Yasterday
Weather Disrupts Street Scenes and Patched Plans
Fragmented OCR notes describe weather affecting street activity and efforts to adjust plans. Mentions names and places in garbled form, with references to time and effort to handle disruptions.
US Protests Death Penalty Amid Spy Trial Debates
Reported discussions with government authorities focus on the death sentence meted out by a Tage day court at the Chicago spy trial of Ivan Pintar. Officials plan to visit Pintar as appeals continue while Ries faces charges tied to international reactionaries and weapons supplies.
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Fugoslavia
Ae U. S. Conten
Dey
Chicago
Ivan ‘Pinta
Theodore Haohanthal
Deeletuot
Caenonestt
Img
Pintar
Ries
Roa
Vane
Prosecution Opens Initial War Crimes Trial in Tokyo
Prosecutors outline case against former Japanese premier and two others at the international tribunal session in Tokyo. They accuse wartime leaders of initiating aggression and accuse Tojo and others under various counts as judges hear the proceedings. A key defense request promises a two week adjournment to prepare.
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Tokyo
Lode
International War Crimes Tribunal
A. Cormyns Carr
Britain
Parmis
Aswell
W. Higgs
United, States
Apie Othe
Fondastta
Yosule Matauode
Ade
Csamé Megano
Giumiassi
Tripanal
Adh
Tojo
Yojo
Wase
Austria Faces War Debt Payments and Reparations Debate
A fragmented report discusses Austria unable to pay war debt and reparations. Graber and officials dispute terms, Yugoslavia seeks compensation for damages, with a projected total around 17 billion dollars. A separate notice mentions a mother sentenced to five years for a baby’s death.
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Austria
Lagues
P— Austen
Kerl Graber
Axyorte
Graber
Neve
Natuure
Yugoslavia
Gruber
Austrik
Wiother
Tennessee Assembly Debates Tuberculosis Hospital Funding
Floor leaders in the Pen ncoxee General Assembly introduced measures to fund a state tuberculosis hospital building program and to establish a licensing board for the healing arts. A $2,000,000 bond issue would underwrite hospital construction in Memphis Nashville Chattanooga and Knoxville. An eight member board appointed by the governor would oversee financing and federal funds participation.
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Nashville
Penncoxee General Assembly
Sandy
Pie
Memphis
Chattenoogs
Knox- Utile
Féenxe Beapitais
Solares
New lead claimed in Lodi kidnap case involving Alice Ware
Police in Lodi claim a new lead emerged in the kidnapping of 15 year old Alice Ware. Attorney Chester Wiatson said evidence includes a heart monitor reading and other items as officers pursue a suspect who previously denied involvement. Ravk Skelton, a San Francisco studio operator, was cleared after questioning. In San Francisco, attorney J W Bshlich announced a suit for damages against the Devine family over the case.
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Lodi
Cana
J. Edward Devizes
Alice Ware
Yolle
Lagt Mons
Allee
Diateles
Chester Wiatsen
Atery
Chacs
Olike Mar
Ravk Shelton
Sar Prancisen
Palica
Lodi Ag
Alice
San Francisco
J. W. Bhslich
Lowyer
Devine
Skelton
Detention of Two Chinese Protesters Sparks Diplomatic Tensions
Two Chinese nationals aboard a vessel were detained by the immigration service and protested as an insult to China. They were held for two days before release on bail of 300 each, drawn amid broader complaints from prominent Chinese families.
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Ban Pradesco
P-Chinese
Comaul
Gerigral F
Georgia Bank Seeks Court Action To End Governorship Row
Georgia bank initiates court action to adjudicate the gubernatorial dispute. Treasury funds and executive authority are under dispute as Horasam Talmadge and Thompson contest appointments and custody of about 37.9 million dollars. Courts face a potential declaratory judgment that could affect state agencies and education funding.
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Georgia Bank
Atlanta
Georgia
Horasam ‘Talmadge
Horasam ‘Talmadge of Mr Thompson,’ * the | Boomer Gov
Coblatinns
Fiseathetes
Fulton
Mew Bates
George Bo Hamilton
Auline Rigeway
Coyenue
Inarogsa
Capone Survives Stroke After Illness In Miami Beach
In Miami Beach Capone, plagued by pneumonia and a severe stroke, was treated by Dr. Kermath Phillips. Physicians say his condition is serious but improving. last rites were given but he later rallied and emerged from a coma.
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Miami Beach
General Sessions Court Backers and Local Organizations Named
A fragment lists backers and groups including Hamro, Prat now American Beyiok, Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, Civitas Chubs, Kaogte of Women Voters, Kingsport Real Estate Board, Kingsport Merchants, Senior Chamber of Commerce, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Kingsport Bar Association, Ameren region, Workers Union, and others. The text remains unclear and reads as an overlapping roster of civic and professional entities.
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Hamro and Prat
American Beyiok
Rotary
Lions, Kiwanis
Civitas Chubs
Kaogte
Kingsport Real Estate Board
Kingsport Merchants Ssxociefing Senior Chamber
Commence
Veterans of Foreign Wart
Kingsport Bar Association
Central Lebar’ Morea Ameren
Annillory Credit Granters Aveoriation Bindery
Workers Union
Lacathe
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Up & Jaye
Tennessee Fastman
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Ferguson
Charles W. Mughes
Blountville
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